This year we spent Christmas a little bit differently than usual. Our normal this year just had to be sporadic and on the fly, not having your old home to go to will make your holidays feel that way. Plus, we're still getting used to the being married and sharing Christmas thing, so we're still learning. We did, however, start a tradition of looking at old photos this year, with my dad. It was a lot of fun to look at old pictures and laugh at those memories captured forever. It was even more enjoyable to share them with Garrison. We added this photo to our album this year. 

This was taken at my Dad's house on Christmas Eve

This is my little brother Hunter when he was about four years old

This is Hunter again, this time wearing my sister Bethany's nightie.

This is my first Christmas with my Dad's grandmother and grandfather. 

These pictures were so much fun to look at and to share with my husband. They were also much more fun than we would've thought because my brother Gunner was laughing at everyone's silly youth--except his own, when his pictures were found he kept saying, "that's not me!" I'm glad for a new tradition to have in our family. 

This year we spent Christmas a little bit differently than usual. Our normal this year just had to be sporadic and on the fly, not having your old home to go to will make your holidays feel that way. Plus, we're still getting used to the being married and sharing Christmas thing, so we're still learning. We did, however, start a tradition of looking at old photos this year, with my dad. It was a lot of fun to look at old pictures and laugh at those memories captured forever. It was even more enjoyable to share them with Garrison. We added this photo to our album this year. 

This was taken at my Dad's house on Christmas Eve

This is my little brother Hunter when he was about four years old

This is Hunter again, this time wearing my sister Bethany's nightie.

This is my first Christmas with my Dad's grandmother and grandfather. 

These pictures were so much fun to look at and to share with my husband. They were also much more fun than we would've thought because my brother Gunner was laughing at everyone's silly youth--except his own, when his pictures were found he kept saying, "that's not me!" I'm glad for a new tradition to have in our family.